St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-24
MR. W. II. FOSTER:
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beautiful the talented
Opera stage. ADELINA PATTLMC0LINI
MarchlO

Athey, Postlethwaite, Curtis Berlandi and
Mr.. PreSident-12. ..... ''t
REPORTS
From the Committee On Purchases and
Supplies
| lions received by resolution adopted at the
| last meeting to purchase school furniture.
| etc., it had caused contract to be drawn Tin
duplicate) with the Pennsylvania Slate
company. and that said company had fur
nlShed bonds in the sum of $4,000, for
complete fultllment of said contract, such
bonds being approved by Judge Brill. The
| Committee presented all the papers and re-
quested that its action be approved and the
proper officers Instructed to execute the
| contract on behalf of the Board.
Action approved and officers instructed
as requested.
From Same Committee
To the Board of Education: Your Com
mittee on Purchases and Supplies. to whom
was referred the matter of publishing and
printing the Comptroller's report for the
: years 1SS4-5-6, would report that it does
| not deem it advisable to publish said re-
| ports by official advertisement, but that it
| recommends that 1000 copies be printed in
| pamphlet form for ready. reference and
Committee, therefore, requests that the
former resolution be rescinded and that
authority be given it to have 1000 of said
reports printed in single pamphlet form. at
! cost of about one-third of the sum in
volved under the instruction given by the
original resolution.
WILLIAM BERLANDI.. Chairman.
! Adopted and authority granted, as re-
quested, by:
Yeas-lnspectors Schumacher, Minor,
| Simmon, Giesen, Williams. Ellis, Gilbert,
| Athey, POstiethwaite, Curtis, Berlandi and
Mr.. President-12.
From the Committee on Fuel and, Jani-
tors
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 81, 1887.
To the Honorable the Board of Education:
Your committee respectfully reports that
they have instructed the secretary to dis
charge the assistant engineers in Franklin,
Washington and High schools, on the 31st
| instant.
This will leave Mr.. Mueler's Cantor of
Franklin schooD salary. as fixed by you, for
balance of the year at S75 per month.
| E. T. WILLIAMS,
Chairman Committee Fuel and JanitorS.
Adopted.
From the Committee on High School
First-Reporting that Miss Minnie Brun-
son. heretofore appointed as teacher in
the High school, subject to satisfactory ex-
animation, had successfully passed such ex-
animation. and asking that her appointment
be confirmed.
Second-Reporting the appointment of
Miss Josephine Mann as assistant to Miss
Guenther in the department of drawing in
! the High school, at salary of 5000 per
school year, to date from the 14th inst,
and asking for confirmation.
! Adopted and appointments successivelv
| confirmed by:
| Yeas-Inspectors Schumacher, Minor,
! Simmon, Giesen, Williams. Ellis, Gilbert.
Athey, Postlethwaite, Curtis, Berlandi and
Mr.. President-12.
! From the Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 81, 1887.
| The Committee on Schools beg leave to
report as follows:
| Miss E. l.. Cooper, of the Longfellow
school, and Miss NJ. Mcbride of the
Adams, having received certificates of sue
cess from their principals. and the same
being approved,by the Superintendent. they
are hereby recommended for confirmation.
Your Committee having ascertained that
new grades have been established from
time to time in certain schools, upon the
recommendation of the resident Inspector
or application of the parents and without
being authorized by the Board, we recon-
mend that in future the rule be rigidly adj
hered to and that no higher grades be intro
duced in any school except by vote of the
Board upon the recommendation of the
Committee Oh Schools. In order that the
records may agree with present practice we
recommend as follows: That A 7th and B
Sth grades be established in the Union
school; that the A 9th be established in the
Adams. and that the B nth be discontinued
that the B 7th be established in the Cleve.